Senate Rights Bill Bypass Predicted by GOP Leader
Washington reports that Senate Republicans expect to bypass the Judiciary Committee on the civil rights measure. Senator Knowland predicts a floor maneuver to move the bill directly to debate, as Senate leaders aim to overcome House delays and northern opposition. The House approved the bill after eight days of debate, while southern opponents seek to weaken it before final passage. The showdown could begin next month and may extend for weeks.
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Methodists Advise Merging Small Churches in Growth Areas
The North East Ohio Conference heard a recommendation to merge smaller churches in fast growing districts to ensure an adequate program and pastoral oversight. Dr Clarence LaRue and Dr Theodore Mayer outlined centralization trends in the Cambridge and Steubenville districts and emphasized inner city church training to adapt ministry to shifting populations. Forty inner city churches across Akron Canton Cleveland Youngstown Dayton Cincinnati Toledo and Columbus were cited.
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Canton
Youngstown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Toledo
O'Neill Appointees Approved by Senate in Ohio
The Senate confirmed 41 of Governor C William O'Neill's appointments while rejecting Milton Ronsheim and Forrest Ketner. The report notes population growth along Lake Erie and the church program aims, with sections of a conference to be voted on today.
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Senate Rules Committee
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Cadiz
Natural Resources Commission
Forrest © Ketner
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
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Ketner
Frank J. Lausche
O'Neill
Lake
Chin Methodists
Barbers Ban Bubble Gum At Detroit
The Detroit barbers union prohibits handouts of rollpops and bubble gum to youths. The action aims to curb a growing problem beyond sticky chairs, with barbers noting contests and bike drawings tied to haircuts. State appointments and nominations follow, including O Neill approved picks for tax and liquor boards and university trustees, amid appointment confusions and reappointments.
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Cartoonist James R Williams Dies in Pasadena
Cartoonist James R Williams aged 69 who drew the panel Out Our Way for 750 daily newspapers died Monday night in Pasadena after a heart/attack. The veteran artist, known for his casual humor and distinctive characters, leaves widespread mournings in the syndication world.
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Pasadena
Ohio Legislature wraps up seven bills in final session
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned after five months with seven bills passed including two appropriations. The $143.871 million capital improvements bill and $414.754 million state subsidy bill were approved, along with a track height increase to 13 1/2 feet and a point system to curb habitual traffic offenders. The Senate veto on county office fee hikes was sustained while 42 gubernatorial appointments were confirmed and 2 rejected. The Houses adopted numerous resolutions urging studies on drugs, courts, and racing laws with final reports due in 1959.
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Jew Mtachorn
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Ohio
Japan to try Girard. Tokyo says no court in Japan
Tokyo officials state Japan will try Girard in a domestic case despite a U S federal court ruling. Nakamura, the attorney general, told Inter national News Service that the American decision has sparked criticism across Japan. He asserts Japan will handle the matter locally.
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Somagahara
Dap
McGarraghy
Nobuyuke Kishi
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Kishi
Senate Ratifies Atomic Treaty Amid Cold War Debate
The Senate approved Eisenhower’s atoms-for-peace treaty 67 to 19, with nine Democrats and ten Republicans opposing. The pact creates an international atomic energy agency to promote peaceful uses and distribute non military materials, needing ratification by 18 more nations to take effect.
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GOP
ONeill to Sign Point System Bill for Drivers
Columbus reports Gov. C William ONeill will sign a point system bill aimed at removing habitual traffic violators from Ohio highways. The measure, developed to tighten enforcement, moves toward becoming law upon the governor's signature.
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William Oort Attt
Freeway Contracts Target Date Is Jan
The Ohio Highway Department sets a target letting date in January for contracts on the 44 mile Cincinnati Conneaut freeway between Columbus and Medina. Legislation adds a points system for moving violations. Officials estimate some work could start this summer with final routing plans pending.
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Sandusky and Canton Airways Seek Expanded Local Service
Sandusky and Canton area officials urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to extend air service with better feeder flights to Columbus and Detroit amid testimony on regional needs. Governments noted inadequate direct land connections. if a Supreme Court ruling favors the government, U S jurisdiction could shift in the Girard case involving a guard duty shooting.
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Canton
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United States
Eisenhower Defends Program Amid Departmental Coordination Debate
President Eisenhower defends an executive department program and warns that lack of proper procedures would erase coordination. He describes stomach upsets as minor, opposes Cordiner report pay limits for personnel but supports raises to retain skilled service members. He says his private postal service remark to Republicans was a light joke.
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Bakery Union Chief Faces Senate Test Over Fifth Amendment
Senatorial inquiry probes G. Cross of the Workers Union amid allegations of a goon squad, borrowed funds, and misuse of union money. Kennedy signals evidence of a $106,600 loan and a stalled Zion Industries strike permit impacting $20 weekly benefits.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Zion Industries, Inc
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Peter Carbonara
Chicago
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Hoffa Trial For Bribery Underway
The government opens the Hoffa bribery case with Teamster Linon Vice President James R. Hoffa charged in a scheme to bribe a Senate Rackets Committee investigator. Miami lawyer Hyman L. Fischbach is named as an alleged accomplice amid broader charges against other Teamster officials.
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